Analysis The Mastery of Process and Product Cognitive of Students in Biology Learning Class XI Senior High School in Terms of School Favorability
Abstract
Today, in Indonesia there are still many teachers who reveal the cognitive learning outcomes the students only based on the categorization cognitive taxonomy of Bloom, whereas the current curriculum reuire to use the cognitive taxonomy that has been revised by Anderson & Krathwohl. The aim of this research was to know the mastery level of cognitive process and cognitive product of student class XI in biology learning on human reproductive system material in senior high school in terms of school favorability. This research was a survey research, that conducted in Padang. The research population was all students class XI in senior high school in Padang, academic year of 2015/2016. The sampling technique.was using purposive sampling. The data collection used tests instrument that developed based on dimension of cognitive process and cognitive product of Anderson-Krathwohl. The test instrument used to determine the mastery of cognitive process and cognitive product form of multiple choice test items and essay test items. Data analysis was using descriptive statistic and U Mann-Whitney with significant level at 0,05. The results of this research was obtained data showed that mastery of cognitive process and cognitive product of students in biology learning class XI senior high school between favorite and non favorite school have significant difference with significant level (p) < 0,05. Based on this research is expected to educators and prospective educators have the will and awareness to develop cognitive achievement test based on the dimensions of cognitive process and cognitive product of Anderson- Krathwohl that mastery of the cognitive dimension of students is clearly known.
Keywords: cognitive process, cognitive product, biology learning, favorability school
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